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How Do Virtual Private Servers Function?
If you are maintaining a resource-requiring website with an ever-expanding number of viewers, hits and file downloads, but cannot afford a dedicated hosting web server to accommodate the expanded load, then have a glimpse at our cost-effective virtual private server.
The Virtual Private Servers Hosting Solution Described
A VPS (Virtual Private Server) offers an insulated shared hosting environment whereby the entire amount of CPU, RAM memory, hard disk space and web traffic resources is assigned to you exclusively – as if you were hosted on a dedicated hosting server.
When you order your virtual private server from Prime Host, you are offered the option to choose between 2 cutting-edge data centers – Colohouse in Chicago, United States of America, and UK Servers in Coventry, United Kingdom, and we suggest you to choose the one nearest to your whereabouts, so that you and your web site's guests can be served quicker.
With Prime Host's VPS servers, you can select an Operating System and install your own software configurations (you get complete root access). Also, you can reboot your Virtual Private Server at any given time, keep an eye on the system resource consumption and check your web traffic stats in real time. You can select between OpenVZ and KVM VPS hosting plans, and if you need help administering your private virtual hosting server, you can make use of the optional administration services offered by us.
Prime Host Virtual Private Servers – A Web Hosting Solution Fitted to Your Needs
For the sake of clients owning data-rich websites, at Prime Host we offer the Memcached distributed memory object caching system and the Varnish Cache web accelerator, which will greatly speed up your web site and decrease the load on the server. It's worth pointing out that Prime Host's virtual private servers offer PostgreSQL, InnoDB and NodeJS support, so power users can get all the flexibility and high-performance tools they require.